Decision guide
A practical checklist for buying property in Thailand
A listing is a starting point, not legal or financial due diligence. Record the property facts you have, identify what remains unknown and use qualified independent advisers for the transaction.
Separate listing facts from assumptions
Check the property identity, location, dimensions, included items, asking price and any recorded fees. Ask for evidence when a decision depends on ownership, rights, permissions or a building record.
Compare the complete cost
Budget for more than the asking price. Request an itemised explanation of transaction costs, ongoing charges and any proposed financing, then have the terms checked for your circumstances.
Use independent transaction checks
Choose appropriately qualified legal and financial advisers who act for you. Do not treat portal content, an agent statement or a generic guide as a substitute for transaction-specific advice.
Questions and answers
Does an active RakBaan listing mean the legal details are approved?
No. Active means the listing is currently published. Buyers must independently check ownership, rights, permissions, contracts and payment instructions before relying on them.
How should I compare asking prices?
Compare like-for-like properties and note differences in size, condition, location and included items. RakBaan displays aggregate figures only when the underlying current-listing coverage is sufficient.